I Have 100 Tables In My Database. Now I Wont All The Table Names Which Has More Then 10 Records

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Hi Guys,

I have 100 tables in my database. Now i want all the table names which has more then 10 records. But i don't want to check the individual tables every time. So please help me guys.

Thanks in advance and i hope i will get the answer.

Posted 19-Mar-15 21:20pm

Hareesh Malli

Updated 19-Mar-15 21:23pm

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Maciej Los 20-Mar-15 3:29am

Wow! Who's a database designer? Why 100 tables? Is there any specific reason?
What have you tried till now?

Hareesh Malli 20-Mar-15 3:38am

I was designed because i am developing an application. And i have tried in my own way but i couldn't get the result

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Saral S Stalin · Accepted Answer · 2015-03-19T22:10:00

Solution 1

A quick way to do it, to get it from sys.partitions, since directly hitting all tables in db with COUNT(*) can be quite time consuming.

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SELECT OBJECT_SCHEMA_NAME(p.object_id) [Schema]
    , OBJECT_NAME(p.object_id) AS [Table]
    , p.partition_number
    , p.rows AS [Row Count]
FROM sys.partitions p
WHERE OBJECT_SCHEMA_NAME(p.object_id) <> 'sys'
	  AND p.rows > 10

Posted 19-Mar-15 22:10pm

Saral S Stalin

Updated 19-Mar-15 22:11pm

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Hareesh Malli 20-Mar-15 4:43am

Awesome answer and thank you bro.......

CHill60 20-Mar-15 6:16am

5'd!